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The Skyline Horizon

The Student News Site of Skyline High School

The Skyline Horizon

The Student News Site of Skyline High School

The Skyline Horizon

Housing and Tuition Costs Still Rising in 2025

Jasper Mowdood May 19, 2025

In 1960, a two bedroom and two bathroom house, on average, cost 12,000 dollars. Now, a two bedroom and two bathroom house can cost anywhere from 250,000 to 650,000 dollars, which is at least 20 times more...

Photo Credit: Ella Crouch

New Crisis Care Center Deemed “Well Deserved”

Shannyn Crofts and Ella Crouch May 19, 2025

The Kem and Carolyn Gardner Mental Health Crisis Care Center (CCC) opened up to the public March 31 at 8:00 am. Though coupled with the same staff team and system used by the Huntsman Mental Health Institute...

Aspire Testing Helps Prep Students for ACT

Teagan Hodgson May 19, 2025

On Thursday April 24 at 7:30 AM, Freshman and Sophomore students at Skyline piled into their assigned classrooms for the Aspire reading and math tests, after they took the science test earlier in the week...

Photo Credit: Maddy Hines

New Google Policy Takes Effect

Maddy Hines May 19, 2025

The new nationwide Google policy for people under eighteen years has recently begun in late April and early May of 2025. Certain Google applications and other websites have been blocked on student accounts...

The awards ceremony at DECA ICDC. Photo Credit: Lydia Bartholomew

Skyline Teams Make Finals At DECA ICDC

Kiana Reid May 19, 2025

36 qualifying Skyline students flew out to the DECA International Career Development Conference (ICDC) in Orlando, Florida. To qualify, students had to place in the top three at the State DECA competition...

Springing Forward: Daylight Savings Affects Skyline

Tate Flowers April 23, 2025

Every year on the second Sunday of March, Daylight Savings Time (DST) shifts the clocks forward by an hour, leaving teachers and students at Skyline High School struggling to adjust. While some state how...

Trump’s Tariffs Affect Everyday Things and People

Brady Boulds March 30, 2025

Everyday things, like food, phones, and home prices and accessibility, are going to be affected by President Donald Trump's tariffs if they are imposed. Trump is planning to put a 25% tariff on Mexico...

Upcoming ACT: What It Means For Students And Faculty

Claire Hardy March 30, 2025

  The 2025 ACT (American College Test) is coming to Skyline High School March 25 for all Juniors registered to take the exam. From 7:30 a.m. until 12:00 p.m., Juniors will be taking the test while...

promotional poster for RISE Cyber Week

RISE Cyber Week Premieres With Unexpected Success

Kiana Reid March 30, 2025

  The RISE Ambassadors promoted internet safety and usage consciousness during the first ever RISE Cyber Week—February 24 through 28. From daily lunch time activities to backpack ribbons, Skyline...

New Mythology Class Coming To Skyline

Lydia Bartholomew March 3, 2025

Next school year will see the arrival of many different things at Skyline, including its very own mythology class.  A variety of students are excited to welcome the arrival of this new class, which...

Trump signs record number of executive orders at Presidential inauguration

Elias Walker March 3, 2025

On January 20, President Donald Trump was sworn into office, making him only the second president in United States history to serve two non-consecutive terms. This comes after a big election win in November...

A snowy cold morning in the Skyline Parking lot can be exciting & dreadful at the same time
Photo Credit: Lulu Coleman

Weather Changes Present Different Opinions

Lulu Coleman December 12, 2024

With the weather changing in Utah, Skyline High School students and locals have different views about the weather. Many have exclaimed they aren't looking forward to the winter season due to how cold it...

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